British labor delegation finds Soviet Russia teaches Western Europe nothing
London report quotes Philip Snowden and Dr Cest stating that Soviet Russia could teach Western Europe nothing. They predict socialism will prevail in Great Britain long before it would in Russia, voiced upon their return to Stockholm.
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Russia
Great Britain
London
Stockholm
Philip Snowden
Cest
Hich
Soviet Russia
Western Europe
Enormous Increase in Poultry Stocks in Storage May
Ottawa reports May storage data shows a large rise in poultry stocks while butter and cheese vary. Eggs, pork, beef, mutton and lamb stocks shift with seasons. fish stocks decline as poultry surge noted.
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Ottawa
Canada
Riots Across Germany Kill Several Over Food Costs
Berlin reports confirm multiple deaths amid food price protests. Demonstrations spread from Ola Warttemburg to Ravensbure and other parts including Asnabrueck, Tan over, Crefeld, and Frankfort am Main as clashes erupt between police and rioters.
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Berlin
Ola Warttemburg
Wertemburg
Ravensbure
Asnabrueck
Tanover
Crefeld
Frankfort
Jpedice
Federal lists 10 based on provincial voters
After a month in suspense the Franchise bill returned to the house with most edge clauses adopted. A series of technical amendments followed, centering on the voter list preparation clause and its cost, as Hon. Hugh Guthrie led calls for a principled adoption while opposition pressed concerns over efficiency and partisanship.
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Ottawa
Hugh Guthrie
Mgr. King
Wes
Melding
Partizan
Weather summary from Alberta and Manitoba region
Weather notes report mixed conditions with cloudy spells and scattered showers across Alberta. Forecasters expect fair and cool conditions in Alberta today and Thursday with variable skies and milder temperatures in some areas.
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Vancouver
Cheam
Moose Jaw
Clowdy
Winniper
Caltary
Lethbridge
Alberta
Porecast
Chairman Calley Calls Memorial Committee Think Tank
Chairman Calley convenes The War Memorial Committee for a meeting tomorrow afternoon at four in City Hall.
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Calley
Wrar
Rotary Club Convention Opens With Four Thousand Delegates
The 11th International Association of Rotary Clubs convention in Atlantic City opened with nearly 4,000 delegates and a grand opening pageant featuring international officers, overseas delegates, native costumes, scouts and sailors. The five day session follows last year’s growth and activity.
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Atlantic City
International Association of Rotary Clubs
Toronto Street Car Service Suspended
Toronto street car service was completely suspended after a long predicted strike by employees. Wage demands centered on a rate increase from 45 cents to 60 cents an hour, causing a halt to operations in Vascounty.
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Toronto
Toreutia
Dame 2A
Steel Cour
Torcuto Rail
Vascounty
Wn Lacreaise
Matrimonial Bill Passed Third Reading in Lords
In London the Matrimonial Will bill received a third reading in the House of Lords. The measure faced sharp controversy but was carried by a margin that defeated opponents who had moved for rejection.
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House of Lords
London
Canadian Associated Press
Riots in Londonderry continue as clashes flare
Londonderry again faced rioting as unionists and nationalists fought near barricades. Soldiers barred streets while crowds looted shops amid deserted avenues and ongoing clashes.
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Londonderry
Jaume
Associated Presse
Wis
Rietdae
Wilson’s Third Term Bid Seen as Impossible by Health
Kansas City dispatch notes President Wilson's third term nomination deemed impossible due to his poor health. Jowett Shouse, third assistant secretary of the treasury, says even loyal friends doubt the feasibility of a third term, citing diminished vigor and wealth.
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the Treasury
Kansas City
Wilson
Jowett Shouse
United States
Mrr
Shouse
San Francisco
Scattered Showers Reported in City Yesterday
Scattered showers were observed yesterday with the tally near a half inch at some locations. Officials report unsettled weather with lingering showers in the area as a cold front moves through the region.
Three Men Detained After Trespassing Near Rail Bridges
Three men were stopped by police morning patrol after trespassing on railway bridges near the Colone area on the way to Hall Park. Authorities noted no injuries or additional incidents and released the trio after questioning.
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Hall Park
Ratliff & Co Reports Large Land Sales in Whitman District
Ratliff & Co reports a busy week with sale of extensive land tracts in Whitman County Washington. Buyers include I C Vickman Albert Davisc and dao M Parnell of Whitman County with Geo Kerpynwerth from Red River Valley Minnesota. Purchases total about 74000 dollars with ranches Galloway and Crook changing hands plus 750 acres wheat and 5000 acres lease. Mr Kinvis bought a nearby half section. plans for further visits noted as parties inspect district.
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Messrs
Plos. Ratliff & Co
I. C. Vickman
Albert Davisc
Dao M. Parnell
Whittin County
Washington
Geo. Kerpynwerth
Red River Valley
Minn
Dlickman
Crook Ranch
Irvine
Krerpjuweit
Galloway
Kinvis
Parnell Howeht
McCormick
Tex Springs
Queash
Mir
Ratcliff
Senicl
Hickur
Hell
Whit- Hath
Pickets Desire Trade With Reds Sparks Labor Debate
A garbled dispatch describes labor activists led by Miss Lucy and Miss Prattman pressing for an international trade plank at the Republican convention in New York. The effort targets relations with Soviet Russia and seeks support from women workers with past prison exposure. Wages for harvesters and living arrangements are noted amid the debate.
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Miss Pranhoanr
London on Eve Unprecedented Era of Rebuilding
London faces a predicted building boom as population growth continues. The shift favors denser use of space over outward expansion, with several American designed structures under construction along Kingsway near the Strand. Skills shortages and leasehold rules hinder progress but London edges toward major physical changes.
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London
Kingsway
Strand
England
May food costs rise sharply in US budget report
The labor department reports a May surge in the average American family budget with food costs up 60 percent from a year ago and 7 percent from January amid higher prices for sugar flour and potatoes. President Wilson has deferred signing a resolution to reimburse Michael McGarvey $55 for a set of false teeth lost in an accident at the Brooklyn Navy Yard as part of new measures under consideration.
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Washington
Department of Hebor
Wilsom
Michael MineGarvey
Brooklyn Navy
Poll tax returns urged to be filed at the assessor's office
All employers are requested to send in their poll tax returns to the assessor's office before Wednesday in June South.
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Isvessor
Evidence failed to prove charge against Hamilton grocers
Ottawa reports that the Board of Commerce cleared the Hamilton wholesale grocers and others of being a detrimental combine. The charge was not proven by the evidence presented before the board.
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Commerce Board
Himilton Wholesale Grocers
Ottawa
Dame Lyiv
Canadian
Hiamilton
Ontario
Board of Commerce Vest Toriday
Vice President Woods to Address Next G W V A Meeting
Vice President Woods will be present at the next G W V A gathering and is expected to address attendees. The meeting is scheduled for June 23, with officials noting the importance of careful planning and accurate details for the event.
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Woods
G.W.V.A
McCombs Attacks Wilson Autocracy Ahead of San Francisco
Chicago June 21 William L. McCombs chairman of the Democratic National Committee and Wilson campaign manager assailed the president as autocratic. He said the president has no right to lead the party and warned against pledges to Europe. He urged reconstruction at home and opposed a formal league of nations while stressing democratic resolve.
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Chicago
William l. McCombs
Democratic National Committee
Woodrow Wilson
Lal
Wment
San Francisco
Wilson
Democratic Party
White
Champ Clark
Marshall
Europe
Marrope
America
America Ois
League of Nations
Paris
Hoturadty Aimesiod
Willig
Democru
Faye
House of Representatives
Senate
Demand for New Political Party
Salt Lake City June 22 Senators Wan Borah Idaho spoke at a mass meeting about a possible new political party. He warned success hinges on platform and candidates and cautioned against leaning too far toward reactionary or radical positions.
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Salt Lake City
Wan. Hh. Borah
Idaho
Borah
Plenty of Moisture at Irvine
Weather reports say heavy rains fell south and east of the village for a week. Last night rain continued at Irvine and farmers at the market noted soil moisture deepening about eight inches. The outlook suggests a good crop is now practically assured.
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Mr. Boietter
Divine
Democratic delegates depart for San Francisco train voyage
Lincoln dispatch reports Nebraska Democrats, including Bryan supporters aligned with the Hrvan faction, leaving for the Democratic National Convention in San Francisco. Massachusetts delegates and alternates join the same train, while New York Governor A J Smith and 125 Illinois delegates also depart, with notable figures Johnson and Mrs Johnson aboard briefly.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
San Francisco
Hrvan
William J. Bryan
Ogden
Utah
Hitchcork Sif
Moston
Dune
Massachusetts
Michael A. Leary
Chicago
A. J. Smith
New York
Charles ®. Murphy
Tananany Hall
Kllnois
Johnson
News Want Ads Nufsed
Classified line items appear spanning wants and notices with brief product and service mentions and reader responses reflected in a busy daily display.
Calgary man jailed for passing worthless cheques
Nolan of Calgary appeared in police court and was sentenced to one year in jail for passing a 614 cheque drawn on Merchants Bank Calgary at the Datrey Lunch. He received six months for each of four similar checks of 10 dollars, all terms to run concurrently. Additional uncashed checks were not pursued.
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How Nolan
Calgary
Merchants’ Bank
Nolan
Wide awake advertisers headline the News columns
Advertisers claim prominence in the paper’s front pages with bold callouts and wide coverage. The section highlights campaigns, rates, and new promotions shaping reader engagement.
Weekly News Publication Rescheduled for Dominion Day
The weekly issue will publish on Wednesday June 30 due to the statutory holiday on Thursday Dominion Day. Correspondents must submit copy by Tuesday evening June 29 to meet the deadline.
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Ratlife & CO
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REDS
Frisco
Boas Wasedeo
Jhare
Thik
Wurssladt
Lucy Drag
Miss Brauhtay
Mimi
White House
Republbedan Plathera
Onansoligion
Eva Tertigg
Democrats
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Michael Oft
McComb
Ma McCombs
Sam Francises
Cox
Ohio
Smith
Pacific Slope
Senator Borah
BAYAN
Commoner
Hl. E. Nolan
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